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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-31

eben abwarten milien, pie it3 Die
Sadie aeitaltet. Grfabrunaen anoerer Sans
Der. iber oteieu 4Suntt lie9en niht Dor,
Deun pas pooling" lit eIne e~iasHorltae
ameritantihe @iurthtung. DON melder
man losar iagen fam, oaB fie ntanebes
Cute geitIftet bat, beren 2Iusartung 81 et7
mem @emeini hapen aber I'LL our1 WtaBz
regeln perbitet meroen fann, fur pelde
anDere Ndnoer fem NorbilD bieten. =,
Brobiren eebt lber Stubirep; Das gilt
nirgenos 10 iehr, pie in @mertta. Die
9auptia1e lit, oaB Elm Nnfan9 gemabt
miro NIT Der @eItcnomahung Der SuitDesi
geipalt ssgcniiber Der Slaeao)en Miutur=
berridaft per @ilenbabntDnige. SIT Der
Qlnfang nod etnaS uniiber uao u%nbebults
IiG, poblan, 10 miro Die @rfabrung bel7
iere unb mirtlamere Wtittel uno Ne9e ft1s
Den lalien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-31
Ser SnmfGc uuo blnttee @rumO.

Ser tnoionii0e Nar1e GenstutsfD be-
beutet, mte Die SprahfOriher bebaupten,
,,6nntler uno blutiger Gruno". uno
bieiem 9tamen ma6t Der StGat Eens
tn # . ale @bre.
SSn feineln anoeren Stdats Der Union
fommelt DerhdltntBmdbig 10 nieIe Dlntz
tbaten Dor. lluO aud 1T feinem bLeiben
10 DieLe berlelben ungeitroft. So TIRE
geltratan9 nimmt in oemleIben Serz
bGltnile ab, in Incident tie Sunebme1.
Die bDrttge Staat5regteru!l8 bat IN
Counties, in Del6en iett Sabren gauge
8anoen chamber m6roertib ge9enlbers
itanoen. bic dr9ften Di0rber iOgor alS
straightforward anerfannt unD Bertr6ge nit
ibuen eei6Eoiien, ftatt lie nit 0of1en7
oetDalt 81 9aaren su tretben un0 ne Dem
Strofs uuo Nadri6ter 81 iibereeben.
Sod mas reoen tutr pom Strdfridter TT
Sentudp? 9aS oortise Sbergert6.t
leIbit Le9t eS oorauf OIL, Die W20roer ltrafS
Los gu MAIDEN. 90 eben bat eS 81 OIelen
3weGe cine @nti6eioIng IN tolgeHoem
Sale %abgegeben.
Set Der Staatspd6l i'm Nugult 1885 9e7
rtetben i'm @ountD SaDette IeOl 0arl,
mel1er einen unabbdn9igen SanotoateH
fir Die Staats8eleBgebHng unterltHgle.
uto Sobn Seal, Der fur ben oenotrotllneh
&anotoaten i6uffte, in Strelt uno lDolleH
Guf einanDer, llto ntdbt rtlr Sedl, 1oHoetn
audi Elm u1betbeiligter Srttter, gfolHehS
Charles QGoler, tDur0e Don 9art etS
l~cho{1en. Mt0en Der @rmorpnng BcaI's,
ben ct dbii0tlid erihplen bate, wAroe
nun Cart car nidlt eerthtltd oerfolgt;
benn mad &entndp'iben NHl@aullHseH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-31
Se.tI0tanO a,o Oremtrei6

Sn Der groBen Jteoe, Delde 8 marG
am II. Sanuar i'm &eid5tage belt, mar
Das 8eoeutungsuouite bic Sarle8uug Der
Be5is6uugen 5tpii6en 0eut6tdn
1nO s ranfretU d.. - QStr tbeilen oauor
cur GraGn3ung oe5 am II. SGtuar oer6is
felltlidten uuStIDrllDen Nus3ugeS oaS
NeIentll1e nit.
9tadboent BismarG Die Bejiehungett
0eutjbIanbs gu 8 iterret6 uu3 st II b.
LAMB ais bur6aus befrte0iQenoe Ino
frteoLine geihlloert bate, fubr er fort:
Die Srage, pte mir nit Tranfret6
in Der 2utunft lte9en iperoen. lit fir mid
cine mIIosr it6ere. 3Dtiden un5 nno
gSrautleih lift Oas Srteoen5tperf oeSbaL6
ifmer, neil Od eben Elm LangDteriger htltos
rtider YroSeB in Der Mlttte Stpti6en beioen
Qdnoerr Ltegt. OaS lit Die 3iebung Der
@rer3e, Die ia speifelDaft uno itreittg gez
tporoen lit bon benz I3ettpuntte on, no
Nranfretb ietne oolIe inuere Gil1igteii HllO
f6ntolid6e Otd0t ais Elm abgei6I0fieneS
&6uiutbum errctdnt bate. 0aS Suffrage
lrellen Der beutiben @rente bat angefangeA
tuenu mir es rein I'M biItOrtiAen pra9lnds
ttihen 3uiammeuban9 aufFdifen modem,
nit Der 28egtabuls Der bret SIstDaIter
lJtes, TouI u1D Beroun. OaS lit zine
DeroeIIere SbatiQdbe, uno t1 ertpGbre tie
nur OeS Qeid)i0tliden Suldmr1enDd1geS
tDegen. gNtr beabithtigen tDeoer &oul tIo6
NetDun tuieOer SIT eroberlI, lt1o WteB be-
fiBen mir ia. Nber lettoen1 bat ood) taun1
cine Generation in OeItl6lano 9elebt, be
nidt gen0tbigt geluclen lit, ben 0e9en ge:s
gen SrdnfretD 81 3te0en. uno 1T otele
3eit bes @renStdmpfes init per trar50z
fliden Jtati0u nun bcltte ~Deftnlt!0 abge7
idIoiien, oDer lit tie es ttt1t SO tam
nur meine Dermutbung Dabtn auSlpredeH,
baB iie II 6t abBel6lonell 1T; IS maBter
lid Oenn Der gauge fr6tS0itlde @bdratter
uno Die gai1Sen @ren;Oer1dltntlte dtoern.
gSir baben uniererletI5 NueS 9etbalt, UNI
Die 5run3oien gum Qer9eiien oes 9eitDebe@
nsn su beiDegeu. Srdntrettb bat unlere
unterltikung un6 unlere U0r0erung N
ieoem ieiner Wlni6e gebabt, nur nlGt IN
bemientgen, Der ith ant etlte I1eDr ODER
uentaer LANCE StreGe Dplt Der N1eIngreiI5e
rthten fonute; ueoer I'M @liaB nod tDeiter
1nieu t0nnen mir oaS Sugebet. Nber MIR
habeu uns reoIib beutlDt, I'M uebrtgen
Tranfret1 qef6utg gu ietn u10 oallelbe 3Is
frieocn SI iieIe1, ME mir toHHen.
I8ir BADEN uniererieits ia nI6t nur teis
men @runb, JrantretO an5ugreifea,
ionoern aud ganS itder tttdt Die Ab t1t.
Ser We0dnfe, etletI &rle8 au fubren, 10 II
CT DteLGet6t ipdterbin uitDermeios
LID 1T uno ipdterbin nnter 9 i'm
fi9eren 8erbGItntiien 9efiibrt
tperDen f0nnte, Bat mir INNER fern gelegen
uno i) babe ibn INNER betdmpft. (8rapOD
SD bin DageBen 9etDeien, i'm Sabre 1867
Die 0urenbur9er Trage auf3unebmen, I'M
Den @rteg nit Sranfret6 gu flbren.
2uretnburg mar 9epiB oeS GriegeS nit
syrantretd1 ni@t tuerth, un0 nGmentliD
nid1t rnier atpeifelbafteS Garntionsre9t,
natboeun Der 8uuo erIOi0e1 tpar. IS
founte oanQIs nur aUf bic SrGgc atfomz
men, Db mir Oen &rieg ni6t ipateraiI bod
flhren mil6ten, uno Oa ia9te td: oas lit
pietIei6t mOoliA; i'd fam oas absv
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-31

tel otele S6btung inter ben Begriff oes
berehttgten 3peitampfes. gBobL cber
ipuroe er tue9en Der gEet6;eiti9en S6btung
beS an Dem b~lutiaen Streif oon, Inidluls
0tgen @aIler Dor @eridt %oeftelt: un6 0d
0art ben Waler nidt nit Iorbe6adt uuo
9tbii6t set6btet bate, Oieier ober trnmerbin
eth Spfer ieiner Shieberei mar. fam Ser
An9etla9te nit elmer GerurtbeiLun9 3u
StDet Sabren !8uhtbaus tpeQen $o6tidloIs
neg. OD1 or legte Berufuna an Oas
Sbergeri6t oes Staates Elm uilb bic ieht
erfoIgte ober9ett6tli1e Gnti6eibuno beIGoat
Solgenoes:
9as StrafurtbetL gegen 6art 1T oufs
geDoDen uno oas @ertdt IN 0erington muB
lbu1 tpsgen Der 30Dtuug @0uer's eineH
neltet1 pro3eB getuGbrcn. Sn bteiem 8roz
5eB nuB telt8elteut tper6ert, Oh Dart ooer
8eal ben eriten S6uB getDan bat. Steut
IS ltb oarn 9eraus, DAB Seal 5uerit idoB,
10 bat part letne S6Iie nur aus got6z
tpebr dbgefeuert, uno aud Die unbeabIths
tI8te @rldteBung Baler'5 lit oant cine
entl1ulobare, alto itrafloS bleiben0e E6oz
tung. So lelbft tDenr 9art Suerit geidols
zen bat, aber borber 9robungen BON Seal
aus9eltoBen tpuroen, lit dnjunebme1, oaB
part lelne Shune nur aus ytotbtpebr abs
gege6en bat, allo 1uh pegen Der S0btuta
Naler's 1idt beitraft uerben fam.
Nuerotngs fDnnte man eintpenoen, boE
lolhe OroDungen oft nur mitteLlt faEIher
3engenausldQen benielen n)eroen. 9od
6erlelbe @tntpanb IieBe ii6 ia aud gegei1
3eugenausla9eu iiber ale mOgliben on=
oereH Yuntte erbeben. unb oas Strebeu
utllerer 2ett gebt oa6tr, bic S1lre fir 3us
lal1ung bon 3eugelbetDetS nod tpeiter aufz
3un1dAen, neil Die Gte6tspfIege Daour6
gef0roert nirO.
9iele obergert6tltde Gnti1eioung err
Iaubt aLio ieoem Morogeieaen in !Renz
tuGD, i'm Sale zines Orobmortes zines
3petten gIet6 aus ieinem 3teuoLper ODER
H~epetirge1Debr orauf Iossufeuern u1o niht
nut 0en, tDelder oieOro6ung ausItieB, abs
3utbrin, lDnOerU audi U0lt9e StrafloItgfeit
al beanipruder, tDeltn our6 leine Rugeln
Elm 0rttter, Elm Gierter IL. i. ~, Der nt6t
etnmal geprObt bat, get0otet nirb.
9urb Die o~bergeri6tlide @nti1eiOung
nitro Der Wiaiienmoro in &entudp logar
nod bequemer gena6t, ais bur6 ba5
aletdTalls oben beleubtete Gerfabren Der
6~Drtigen Staatsre9terung. @ertdtss uno
Ser t~udltung5s 8eb0rOen legen es in ribs
rertOer @intra0t barauf an. ben bunfe[u
uno bluttget @runO in ben 8uitano Der
8arbaret 5u~rild3uid,teben, Der bort
berrihte, ais i'm pDrigeu Sabrbun6ert 10
oft Snotalter~l tGlnn1e aus Gin unD ytoro
auf tbren Sa905igen Oaietblt 5ularnmens
itieBen uno chamber BON ben iroiiben
Saaogriii1osH ne1 benen Der Se[igen be-
tDr0erten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-31

11eber bic &utit, LANCE sa Ieber, bat gu
ieiner 2eit Or. SuteIano elm BUD unter
benz GiteI DWatrDbiottt" seihrieben,
melbes in 0unoerttauienben bon Nbsleen
in oer ganSen WeIt Dsrbreitet .pogben If.
Gs iinb barin Dortreffli6e 0tat1inidge entz
balten biniihtIih Der 2ebenspelie, burh
tpeI6e Elm Wteni9 ietn 2eben pert6nasrn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-31
29Seheafirhe Sflino;s sBfaafs-8eiiss,rrs oeae 81 smnar 1887

9htb Dem 8rdiioenten @rant ipar STAMP
Inns, ben CT 9leirb betm 9ntrltt le!1er
erlten 8rGiioenti6aft I'M M0r5 1869 gum
&rieasmtniiter ma6te, Der bette Gatbgebcr.
l1no gar man6er MiBgriff Des- 9rGItoenten
@rnnt mlrDe unterbIieben ietn, penn
Gaulins niht idon i'm September 1869
aeftorben mGre; BENIN er bate eiir ldartes
Nuge nidt MIR in Be3ug alf 9eIabrltdne
@etrGnfe, lonoern aud betreffs getdbrll1er
BpItttfer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-31
RaAb mWo OaS G6MIWeSen pun
SSuiuuts.

!3par sebSrt SIItnDts su ben ciptlis
~firtelten Staaten Der Union; aber lem
0ffemtItheSS hulmefen IdBt bod
nod gtel 81 tpitnlnel abrtg, beionbers in
ben d oltben 8e3irfen.
StnmerbIn lit in oen leBten bier S5a6ren
oI1 Itr 9ebung Der lGuDliden Sbulen
tDelI ntebr 9elcbeben, ais ie Supor - Donf
Der trefflihen pteriGDrigen Gbdtigfeit beS
0eatl1en Snuluantes 0etnrt0 Maab,
beiien Nrntsaeit ais @bef bes SifcntIi6eM
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-26
A Nasty Divorce Suit.

NEW YORK, 25.-Mrs. Grace Brother
ton Deems, having been unsuccessful
in her suit against her husband DR..
Francis NJ. Deems, son OF Rev. c. S.
Deems, in which she asked the court
for a separation because OF his exces-
sive use of morphine, her husbands
action for a divorce because of an
abandonment in which he charged she
was in the habit of using the drug, was
to have been tried in the Court of
Common Pleas to-day. This trial, how
ever, was made unnecessary because
the couple have amioably settled their
differences. 1t is said Mrs. Deems has
written a letter, begging the forgive
ness of her husband and father-in-law,
for the trouble and disgrace caused
them by the divorce suit, and admitting
she was a victim of the morphine
habit, and that she did wrong In &C
cusing her husband of the morphine
habit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-26
Adjoining Tragedy

CHEYENNE, WyO., July S.-Danlel
Pullion and Charles Cooley, two sur
face graders on the Cheyenne & North :
arm Railroad, we're shot by Wallace
Link and S. Baker, two ranchmen, at
$50 this morning near ChugWater Sta
ion. seventy FIVE miles north of this
CITY. PuIliOn will die and Cooley
viii lose his right leg, with posi-
biIity Of death also. Link and
Baker we're members of the posse hunt
ing for prisoners who escaped from the
Laramie City Jail on the 10Th. Six
prisoners, including one murderer and
two horse thieves, gagged the jailer and
escaped to the hills. Two were cap
tured on Sunday, and two yesterday at
ternOOn. The two out were the MUIR
der Ed. Linn and horse thief Lee Jones
Linn and Jones were heard of in the
vicinity of Chugwater Sunday night.
When the deputies rode in sight of
PulliOn and Cooley this morning, they
thought they we're escaped prisoners.
They shot at them and ordered them to
halt simultaneously. The graders were
terrified and started to ran, when they
we're shot down. When Link and
Baker discovered the mistake they were
horrihed. They rode their horses "a
pldiy nOrthward to escape the mob of
.OO graders and track layers, who
threatened lynching, The wounded
men we're brought to Cheyenne.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-26
The Knights Cause a Sensation.

P1rTsBUBG, July 25.-The Chronicle
Telegraph publishes story to the effec t
that there is gigantic scheme to con-
troll the Knights of Labor throughout
the country. 1t is said to have for its
objects the control of the order under
the present administration. and is in the
interest of District Assembly 40, of
Master Workman Powderly and Gen
ersl Secretary Mtchman. According to
Knight of Labor. who is not COM
mitted to the scheme, it is proposed to
have delegates go to the general assem-
bIy that will sustain the administration.
This will be accomplished by establish
ing classes consisting of members in
every city in the country. These
classes are to be made up of the most
influential Knights, and will really be
branches of the Forty-Niners' assembly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-26
The Floods.

GREENFIELD, Mass, July 25.-Never
before in history has Miller's Falls ex-
pezienced such damage by water as
was occasioned by Sundays freshets.
Between that town and IRVING a dis
lance of six miles, are Twenty-Five wash
outs and eleven land slides, bv actual
count. During Sundays violent
ram, great torrent of water
came rushing down the mountain
west OF the Fitchburg depot, gullying it
badly. In short time the depot fat
was buried under three feet of water.
Just east of the passenger station is a
1relgnt mouse; This water totally I'M
dermined it, leaving chasn sixty feet
wide and twelve feet deep through
gravelly soil; passing under the side
tracks, it dropped the freight and cars
into the chasm end up. The torrent
rushed down the steep incline 200 feet,
tearing the gorge twenty feet deep and
fifty feet wide.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-26
Tho Fleeing Rood1ar

CHICAGO, July 25.-To-night an of
ticer from Chicago in pursuit of Nc
Garigle reached Northumberland and is
inaugurating measures to prevent the
fugitive from getting through the
straits to Canada. 1t is understood the
sheriff is in communication with the
commander of the United States
revenue cutter, and r. w. Johnson, at
Milwaukee, and that the Federal gov.
ernment's only craft on the lake will be
utilized in the chase. To.morrow's Inter.
Ocean will state that McGarigle will not
be safe in Canada. 1t is limited the law
of extradition will not prevent his cap
ture in secret by American officers and
a hurried return to Chicago on any
steam yacht or tug McGarigle may have
taken refuge on.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-26
Brief kilograms.

BULGARIANs are about to proclaim
their independence.
On Sunday hail storm did great
damage to crops in Switzerland.
O'BRIEN, editor of United Ireland, says
the effect of the Irish land bill will be to
bankrupt a majority of landlords in
Ireland, and to destroy government.
HEAVY transforms caused immense
floods in Massachusetts,. In an hour
and twenty minutes there was a rise of
ten feetin the Connecticut River.
CAssAGNAC having published an ar
tIcle calling NJ. Laur, of La France, a
coward, liar, etc., the latter has chal-
lenged Cassagnac to fight duel. The
trouble grew out of La Frances asser-
ton that "a generals proposed coup
d'etGt to General BouIanger.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-26
Obituary.

"A'HSarOS, July "a. - Brigadier
1enefal William Mckee Dunn, United
states army, retired, late judge-advo-
Ca'e-general, died at his country resi-
y vgnCe, Maple Woods, Fairfax County,
'BB5Lnla, THIS morning, in his I'D wear.
.si J. lnII'BUEg' July A-Telegrams re-
t telFe 5 IN this city tonight, announce
S sns leath OF A. L. McKinnon, first
Ease SaSsman OF the Pittsburg Base Ball
v vbal, a. MS home in Cambridge, Mass.
i EGed dSl ne has been ilwith typhoid fever
,rI L9SDoE, July IS. - Robert verdin
!Umonls0 member OF ParIissonT+i go fnr
S sne northern division of Cheshire is
u ,;,s Liberals are confident of win 70
hmg the seat made vacant. u VIII
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-26
THE INQUISITORS.
They Are Now After the
Southern Pacific.
SENSATION BY THE KNIGHTS
Heavy Storms In Montana-FataI Ac-
cident-A Nasty Divorce Suit
KilIed-Other Notes.
At Work In Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-The Pacific
Railroad INVESTIGATION commission be-
gan its session to-day, in the rooms OF
Leland Stanford, president of the
Southern Pacific. E. II. Miller, secre-
tary and controller of the company.
was examined at great length. The
commission desired to learn the name
of all railways consolidated with the
Central Pacific, but it was stated that
no book or record detailing these facts
were kept by The company, but num-
Der of consultations were enumerated
as having taken place. The conditions
under which these consultations &C.
Cured was not developed in any of the
testimony given by Miller. The ques-
tons were then propounded as to the
contracts which had been given for the
construction of the road, and it was
elected that Charles Crocker. now one
of the directors of the road, took one of
the first and largest contracts on the
Central Pacific road. Anderson, one of
the commissioners, asked for Crocker's
European address, that he might be
sent for to appear as a witness.
The name of all counsel in the employ
of the company were also elected from
witness before he was dismissed To q
question propounded by the commits
sion, Witness Miller said that the con-
tracts under which Charles Croker
had constructed a portion of the Cen
trail Pacific, were missing, and could not
be found. Witness said that the ex-
ecutiYe committee of the road kept no
records of its proceedings to his knowl-
edge. This afternoon was devoted by
thei commission in looking over the
minutes of the books of the company
and documents pertaining to leases and
subsidies. In regard to subsidies paid
by transcontinental lines to the Pacifi
Mail Steamship Company, to prevent
the cutting of rates, the following
totals were extracted from the tables
Amounts paid the Pacific Mail. from
September, 1871, to March, 1886, by the
Union Pacific, 81, 1914 900; Central Pa
cific. 5000, 900; Southern Pacific. be-
ginning in 1888, $3.50, 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-26
The Old Folks At Home.

Or elsewhere, need a tonic now and
then to sustain them under growing in
frmities. No safer or more thorough
invigorant for age and the delicate can
be found than Rostetter's Stomach
Bltters, a seasonable medicine in those
ailments of commonest occurrence
liver complaint, indigestion and bowel
disorders; pure botanic safeguard
against malaria, and reliable means of
counteracting rheumatism. To the
convalescent, it is valuable aid in the
recovery of strength. and to the debili-
tated, nervous invalid in yields tranquil
slumber and renewed appetite-two
prime factors in the restoration OF vigor.
Icing of purely botanic origin, it is free
from those objections urged against
mineral remedies difficult or impossible
of assimilation by the system, and
which impair the tone of the stomach,
which the Bitters on the contrary,
strengthens and regulates. tits endor-
sed and prescribed by the medical
fraternity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-26
N THE COMMONS.
,ao Green Isle and the Land
~ Bill.
o,spR.1L GAMES ON MONDAY
ling Tragedy-Two Men Shot
A hfO .1,.taKe-Narrow Escape for
the Duchess-Ete.
In the Commons

ro,Dos. July 25-In the Commons
D0, .,snipg. Morley asked what had
1n' .,ed to explain the proclamation
n .bo vbole of Ireland, since govern
o. w had assured the House that the
m'u, az well obeyed in some parts OF
AS as in any parts of Great Britain.
lre 1IIiUrS q replied that he had no reason
Bei dOas his opinion that parts OF Ire
70 c1s uere as quiet as parts OF Eng
ianG What government had done was
AND andy the whole crimes
mol LELAND generally, but only SUE,
scs IL. " dealing with rioting, unlawful
seCtloILJI ;es and obstruction of policy.
ss sntOn asked whether the executive,
,sfoTe issuing the proclsmatlons, us
tg;Tn,SUn r counties where 1t was neces-
s nIS tor IN prevent crime from those where
SAY y ~ ~ necessary to punish crlmeY
II p wa said in every case which in that
DELI had been specially proclaimed,
ooarS .yncIsmation had been issued be-
.ao 00oovernment believed in the actual
Ca& aso5ce of crime, or intimidation.
~, SALo' uonse then went into committee
III Inc The mI land bill upon taking up the first
~ oian T extending to leasers the benefits
Of the act Of 1887. 5,,o.. -
P Oar proposed an amendment to
a. hill hi as it stands, gives option to a
ts tan or landlord to make application
y The conrtto fix the rent. ParneH
T ~ sd that the tenant alone should
S Says the right to apply the period of
r ,"cb snplication, to be limited to three
, Years BaIfour accepted the amend
msnt With the limit of two years. Par
aen agreed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-26

BUTTE, Mt, July Pa Great Falls
Mont, special to the Miner says: A terri
fic thunder and lightning storm, accom-.
panied with heavy hail, occurred to-
day. 1t was the heaviest ever known
here. Ranchmen lost several hogs
and calves from lightning. Paris Glib
sons house was struck, and portions OF
the plastering torn off. Fire danced
into the telegraph offices of the Rocky
Mountain Company, and the Office was
flooded. Almost a panic prevailed in
the camp of Manitoba graders, ten miles
east of the city.
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PrettY Woman's Secret

Look young as long as you can, pre-,
vent tendency to wrinkles or ageing OF
the skin by using LBAURELLE OIL.
Elegant for clearing complexion, rough
skin, chapped face or hands. Keeps the
hands and face softL nd smooth. Pre-.
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that will prevent or arrest tendency 10
wrinkles. An elegant dressing ana
preservatiVe tonic for the hair. NO Oh Oh
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at druggists.
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The Verdict Unanimous.

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind!
testifes: 81 can recommend Electrlc
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief IN every
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The Distressed Opera Company

JERSEY CITY, N. j., July 24.-The
scenery, stage properties, costumes
etc., of the National Opera Company
have been seized by the sheriff. Mrs.
II. K. Thurber, of New York City
loaned $32 900 to the company, and she
has instituted suit to recover the
amount. The papers have been served
on Director Buckley, of the company
at Paterson, and the sheriff levied on
the goods which are in storage.
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To Prosecute the Editor

DUBLIN, July 25.-The executive
advises the prosecution of William
O'Brien, for his speech at Luggaccaran
yesterday, in which he melted the peo-
pie to dely the act. Chamberlain has
warned the government that the
radical vote will not support their action
unless the Dublin executive acts with
mildness and discretion.
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A Fatal Accident.

NoGALEs, Ariz., July 25s-Mauvello
Vilasse, a Mexican girl, aged 16, was
accidentally shot and instantly killed
this morning, the bail entering the eye.
Coriella Guitterza was arrested, charged
with her murder. He says in taking
the gun from the rack, the hammer
caught on something and discharged
the gun, killing the girl.
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

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